Lemurs' Park, Geysers & Waterfall: Full-Day Madagascar Tour

See nine lemur species roaming freely, then walk to cold-water geysers shooting meters high

A full-day tour from Antananarivo combines three distinct stops: Lemurs' Park, where nine lemur species live in a semi-natural habitat alongside chameleons and endemic plants; the Analavory Geysers, rare cold-water geysers that shoot several meters high with mineral-rich sediments; and Lily Waterfall, reached by a short walk with local legend attached. A professional driver-guide leads the route in an air-conditioned vehicle, with a scenic lunch break overlooking a lake.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit lemurs, geysers, and waterfall

• Guided visit to Lemurs’ Park
• Explore Analavory Geysers
• Scenic lunch with lake views
• Walk to Lily Waterfall viewpoint

The experience

Lemurs' Park opens the day as a private reserve where the nine species roam freely enough that you can watch their behavior without barriers. Chameleons, turtles and endemic plants fill the grounds, and the guide points out details most visitors miss on their own. The semi-natural habitat means the animals are not caged, but they are accustomed to visitors moving through their space.

The Analavory Geysers are the rare kind (cold water, not hot), and they shoot several meters into the air, powered by mineral-rich underground flows that leave colorful sediment deposits around each vent. You get free time to walk the area and photograph the geysers up close, and the guide explains the geology that makes this site unusual. A scenic lunch break with lake views sits between this stop and the waterfall, giving the day a natural rhythm rather than a sprint through three sites.

Lily Waterfall is a short drive away and reached by a peaceful walk to the viewpoint. The local legend of the girl named Lily, whose story inspired the waterfall's name, adds a cultural layer to what would otherwise be a scenic stop. The full day runs 12 hours from pickup to return, moving through the highlands and volcanic regions that shape Madagascar's landscape.

What’s included

• Admission to Lemurs' Park, the Analavory Geysers and Lily Waterfall.
• air-conditioned vehicle throughout the day.
• professional driver-guide.
• hotel pickup and return to Antananarivo.

Before you book

Days and timesEvery dayDeparts at 06:00

Book up to5h before

GroupPrivate

Live guideEnglish, Spanish, French, German and Italian

Meeting point and pickupHotel pickup is optional; you can also go straight to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.You can choose from 5 pickup points.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

Prices and times updated 14 days ago

Good to know

Low physical effortInfant seats availableNot recommended during pregnancy

Operated by World of Madagascar

Is this one for you?Choose this if you want to see three distinct ecosystems (lemur park, geysers, waterfall) in sequence on one route. Book the half-day version instead if you prefer to spend more time at a single location.

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Top questions

What languages is the tour guided in?

Live guide in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian.

How many lemur species will I see at Lemurs' Park?

Nine species live in the semi-natural habitat at Lemurs' Park, along with chameleons, turtles and endemic plants you can observe during the guided visit.

What are the Analavory Geysers and how do they work?

The Analavory Geysers are rare cold-water geysers that shoot several meters high, powered by mineral-rich underground water that creates colorful sediment deposits around each vent. You get free time to walk and photograph them.

Is lunch included in the tour?

A scenic lunch break with lake views is built into the day's schedule, though you arrange and pay for your own meal during this stop.

Does the tour include hotel pickup?

Yes, pickup from your Antananarivo hotel is included. The air-conditioned vehicle collects you and returns you at the end of the 12-hour day.